Can we have a separate workspace per client?

Yes — that’s Spedy’s default. Each client gets their own subdomain (client-a.spedy.ai), users, and logo. You as the agency can administer across all workspaces; your devs only see the projects they’re actively on.

How does per-client billing work?

Time tracking runs per ticket, aggregate reports per workspace (= client). CSV export for your accounting or direct integration via API. If the client should have logins, that’s included in Pro.

Can we run the AI agent for multiple clients in parallel?

Yes. The hands-off runner can work in parallel per workspace. Your limit is your API cost (Anthropic / OpenAI), not Spedy. In Pro the agent is included with no surcharge — you only pay for your own LLM calls.

We already use GitHub. Won’t this duplicate?

No — Spedy integrates with GitHub instead of replacing it. Tickets link to PRs, status syncs. Code stays in GitHub, PM in Spedy. Best tools for each job.

What if a client prefers Linear?

Then pitch them on the Spedy-vs-Linear comparison (`/en/compare/spedy-vs-linear`). EU hosting in Frankfurt + AI agent + EUR pricing are strong arguments for EU clients. If that doesn’t land, you can keep that one Linear project — Spedy is no lock-in.

For digital agencies · EU

More projects. Fewer hours. No senior burnout.

Agency reality: 8 client projects in parallel, every client wants velocity, every client has different requirements. Spedy is the engineering PM that makes your junior devs more independent and frees senior time for the genuinely hard tickets.

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What we hear

Eight client projects in parallel — each client is a different workflow, different Linear, different Slack channel.
Junior devs keep blocking because tickets aren’t detailed enough. Seniors explain instead of shipping.
Per-client time tracking is a chore. Tempo plugin in Jira costs extra. Toggl + Linear = double entry.
GitHub PR workflow and PM tool are separate. Which status is actually current?
AI tools like Cursor help individual devs, but the volume problem stays: tickets don’t get written or reviewed faster.

How Spedy solves it

Concrete answers, no marketing promises.

Multi-tenant from day 1

Each client gets their own Spedy subdomain (client-a.spedy.ai). Clean separation, optional branding, isolated user permissions — no more setup sprawl.

AI coding agent as a volume multiplier

Write the ticket in enough detail, the agent opens a PR. Junior devs review and merge. Senior time flows only into the genuinely tricky problems — not into boilerplate.

Time tracking on the ticket

Time tracking lives on the ticket itself, not in a third-party tool. Reports per client, project, sprint. Invoice export by default.

Git workflow without status drift

Spedy tickets are linked to GitHub PRs. Status syncs automatically (open → in review → merged → done). You’ll never ask "is that already in main?" again.

Per-client wiki included

Client-specific notes, onboarding docs, architecture diagrams live directly in the Spedy workspace. No Confluence license per client.

From the field

We built Spedy because we needed it ourselves. At Coding9, every client project runs in its own Spedy workspace, with per-client time tracking and the AI agent for volume tickets. What you see on this page is what we use in production — not a demo stunt.

Coding9 GmbH · Spedy creators, our own customerOwn tools for own problems

Features that matter to you

Spedy is an all-in-one tool. Here are the parts that matter most for your use case.

Multi-tenant subdomains
One workspace per client, cleanly separated, optional logos and permissions.
AI coding agent (hands-off runner)
Turn tickets into PRs. Scales velocity without more senior hours.
Time tracking + reports
Right on the ticket, reports per client, sprint, release. CSV export for accounting.
Wiki & knowledge hub
Client-specific docs, architecture diagrams, onboarding — all in the workspace.
GitHub integration
PRs linked, status sync, pipeline view for multi-repo setups.
GDPR + DPA included
EU hosting in Frankfurt, DPA in the standard contract — you can hand it to your clients.

Our recommendation

Recommended: Pro (€9 / user / month)

Free covers 1 user — as soon as you work as a team, you’re on Pro. From there you get unlimited workspaces (= unlimited client projects), the AI coding agent, and priority support. At 10 devs that’s €90/month — typically under one senior hour per month.

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Frequently asked questions

Can we have a separate workspace per client?: Yes — that’s Spedy’s default. Each client gets their own subdomain (client-a.spedy.ai), users, and logo. You as the agency can administer across all workspaces; your devs only see the projects they’re actively on.
How does per-client billing work?: Time tracking runs per ticket, aggregate reports per workspace (= client). CSV export for your accounting or direct integration via API. If the client should have logins, that’s included in Pro.
Can we run the AI agent for multiple clients in parallel?: Yes. The hands-off runner can work in parallel per workspace. Your limit is your API cost (Anthropic / OpenAI), not Spedy. In Pro the agent is included with no surcharge — you only pay for your own LLM calls.
We already use GitHub. Won’t this duplicate?: No — Spedy integrates with GitHub instead of replacing it. Tickets link to PRs, status syncs. Code stays in GitHub, PM in Spedy. Best tools for each job.
What if a client prefers Linear?: Then pitch them on the Spedy-vs-Linear comparison (`/en/compare/spedy-vs-linear`). EU hosting in Frankfurt + AI agent + EUR pricing are strong arguments for EU clients. If that doesn’t land, you can keep that one Linear project — Spedy is no lock-in.

Are you something else?

Write the ticket.Let the agent ship the code.

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